mystique
noun/mɪˈstiːk/
Frequency rank: #13,064 most common English word
Meaning
An air of mystery, charm, or special power that makes someone or something fascinating and impressive.
Example sentence
The old castle has always had mystique surrounding it that draws thousands of tourists every year.
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